[pcthrowaway]

Thanks for clarifying.

So how does the price scale with the limit on concurrent backends? That's the really important factor in determining whether this is feasible (though I assume given a baseline of 20 it probably wouldn't be, for me, right now)

Also, how does BYOC differ from using Plane or Socket.io?

[paulgb]

At scale it becomes a bit less one-size-fits-all, because compute requirements can vary so much. Eventually we will probably have different backend types the same way that Amazon has different instance types, but for now we tend to talk things through with the customer one-on-one (feel free to reach out at the email in my profile if you want to talk about a use case).

BYOC is essentially a hosted instance of Plane with our hosted container registry, web UI, and command-line tool for deployment.

Jamsocket could be used to spin up a socket.io WebSocket server.